ProQuest Subject Index - Black history at MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

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The Bud Billiken Day Parade and picnic among Chicago's black community, 1929--2000	Emancipated but not free: African Americans under the post-emancipation apprenticeship system in Frederick County, Maryland 1864--1870

From humble beginnings to a profound impact: A brief history of Lovely Lane United Methodist Church and its effect on African American community of Baltimore, Maryland	The Mississippi State Colonization Society and the key leaders in the Mississippi colonization scheme

Leading from behind: The role of women in Sharp Street United Methodist Church, 1898--1921	Pimp juice: Profiles of the African-American pimp in popular culture

FBI paranoia: The FBI's war against CORE & SNCC, 1956--1971	"I am Miami": Black student activism at Miami University, 1968--1978

The Ghanaian and Nigerian press and the civil rights movement in the United States, 1957 to 1968	Black leadership strategies of the Louisiana Deacons for Defense and The African Party for the Liberation of Guinea Bissau and Cape Verde

Selected African American educational efforts in Baltimore, Maryland during the nineteenth century	Wally and Juanita Nelson and the struggle for peace, equality, and social justice: 1935--1975

Black awareness and social unrest in the U.S. Virgin Islands: A case study of black nationalism, 1968--1986	Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Pi Chapter: African American male identity and fraternity culture, 1923--2003

"Active, smart, and of a smiling countenance": Delaware's enslaved women 1760-1820